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Old Mon May 22, 2006, 12:41am
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Originally Posted by RPatrino
Yankeesfan, the key is "for the purpose of making a play". So, if the pitcher sees R1 breaking for second and throws there with the intent to make a play on R1, there is no balk.

However, if the runner takes 2 steps and returns to 1b.... "THATS A BALK"...

Bob P.
Old school...A pitcher CANNOT balk to 2nd.Calling a balk is a very tough sell..especially to a knowledgeable coach.
Any lead by R1 COULD be perceived as breaking for 2nd, therefore the defense must be afforded the chance to make a play.Third world...maybe...but try calling that balk and watch it get real world real quick. JMHO
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